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1. Find the Address of the folder you want to be synced. (ie. G:\Games\). Copy it.
2. Find the OneDrive location you wish for it to sync to. Hold shift and right click. On the context menu, click open command window here.
3. In the command window type mklink /j "YourCustomFolderName" G:\Games\ (G:\Games\ is the address of your original folder).

This is like a shortcut that tells any programs that look there to look at another directory. This will sync anything inside the address you tell it to the folder created in a onedrive directory

1. open cmd box in admin mode
2. cd /users/<username>/OneDrive
3. make a link like this: mklink /J <name of folder> <name of folder to sync>

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using Owin;

namespace WindowsAuthAppToAADDemo
{
	public partial class Startup
	{
		public void Configuration(IAppBuilder app)
		{
			ConfigureAuth(app);
		}

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@ECHO OFF
ECHO Upload to FTP
ECHO Written by: Jason Faulkner
ECHO SysadminGeek.com
ECHO. Improved by ecos
ECHO.

REM Usage:
REM UploadToFTP [/L] FileToUpload
REM

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<template id='image'>
  <img ref="imgs" alt=""/>
</template>

<div id="app">
  <transition  mode="out-in"
              v-on:before-enter="beforeEnter"
              v-on:enter="enter"
              v-on:leave="leave"
              >

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#!/usr/bin/env node

if (process.argv.length < 3) {
  console.error('Usage:', process.argv.join(' '), '/path/to/file.css');
  process.exit(1);
}

file = process.argv[2];

var fs = require('fs');

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Short XHR Examples

Examples shown are bare minimum needed to achieve a simple goal.

Resources

• Google Chrome's Dev Tools' Network Panel c-c-c-c-c-ULTIMATE c-c-c-COMBO!!!
• requestb.in enpoints for your HTTP Requests as a free service.

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1. Install and configure Postgres [https://library.linode.com/databases/postgresql/ubuntu-12.04-precise-pangolin]
2. Download latest stable version of plv8 [https://code.google.com/p/plv8js/wiki/PLV8]
3. Extract plv8.zip and cd into it.
4. sudo apt-get install subversion
5. sudo make static
6. Copy plv8.so to /usr/lib/postgres/9.1/lib
7. Copy plv8--(version).sql and plv8.control to /usr/share/postgres/9.1/extension
8. psql -d dbName
9. CREATE EXTENSION plv8;
10. Repeat 6-8 for plls (livescript) and plcoffee (coffeescript) if required

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#Pre-commit hook
#!/bin/sh
mysqldump -uuser -ppassword --skip-extended-insert databaseName > /path/to/your/repo/database.sql
cd /path/to/your/repo
git add [database].sql
 
#Post-merge hook
#!/bin/sh
mysql -u [mysql user] -p[mysql password] [database] < /path/to/your/repo/[database].sql
 

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# Author:
# Linwood Creekmore III
# email: valinvescap@gmail.com

# Acknowledgements:
# http://programmingadvent.blogspot.com/2013/06/kmzkml-file-parsing-with-python.html
# http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/159681/geopandas-cant-save-geojson
# https://gist.github.com/mciantyre/32ff2c2d5cd9515c1ee7

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"""
A script to take all of the LineString information out of a very large KML file. It formats it into a CSV file so
that you can import the information into the NDB of Google App Engine using the Python standard library. I ran this
script locally to generate the CSV. It processed a ~70 MB KML down to a ~36 MB CSV in about 8 seconds.

The KML had coordinates ordered by
    [Lon, Lat, Alt, ' ', Lon, Lat, Alt, ' ',...]   (' ' is a space)
The script removes the altitude to put the coordinates in a single CSV row ordered by
    [Lat,Lon,Lat,Lon,...]